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Help ID Wood Shafts

Started by WhiteOaks, January 14, 2010, 08:06:00 AM

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WhiteOaks

Got a bunch of raw shafts but I cannot ID whether they are Lodgepole pine, Cedar, or Chundoo. Any tricks to ID the shafts?

Thanks
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I dunno but maybe the smell?
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wingnut

Chundoo is lodgepole pine.  So grind a nock on the end and smell it.  If it's ceder or pine you will be able to tell the difference.

Mike
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